Homeschooling on the Rise Amid COVID
BARUCH COLLEGE–The number of families that had reported homeschooling their kids increased by nearly 6% in the fall of 2020. Story by Marziya Hasan
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BC Alumna Goes Viral on TikTok for Art Conservation Efforts
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–Ellie Acebo-Hermiller gained widespread attention for a video of her cleaning the Cloister Gallery at Ohio’s Toledo Museum of Art last summer. Story by John Schilling
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CUNY Clarifies Booster Shot Guidelines for Spring Term
HUNTER COLLEGE–Students who miss the deadline to upload proof of their booster vaccination will not be able to register for upcoming semesters. Story by Michael Tamsuriyamit
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By Choice or Circumstance, Pandemic Brought Change to CUNY Students
BROOKLYN COLLEGE-Enrollment is 16% lower than last year at CUNY.
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Hunter Enrollment Rates Increase in 2020; Graduation Rates Decrease
HUNTER COLLEGE–Financial demands, personal responsibilities, or the intimidation of virtual learning are a few of the reasons why students opt-out of a semester online.
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Meet the Vaccine Hesitators
CITY COLLEGE–“The government isn’t to be trusted so why would I let them inject me with something when I don’t even know what it is,” one student said.
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